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Corn. Corn is high in fiber and sugar, which can cause bloating. Believe it or not, if you really like corn, you can eat more processed corn-such as creamed corn-and it wonât have nearly the effects as fresh corn. I know that it may seem hard to believe, but its true.ilk. Dairy products, like milk and cream can be especially harsh on your stomach if you have IBS. This is especially true if you are lactose intolerant, which many people with IBS are. They can prove to be a trigger for some people, which means you should avoid them.
Like broccoli, cauliflower can be a trigger food as well as a particularly gas-inducing food. So it makes sense that your tummy may start to rumble and you may experience gas inflammation after you nibble cruditÃ©s (i.e., broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, and raw salad). Cauliflower can be used to replace rice and potatoes, but this is not a good choice for people with IBS. Instead, try brown rice for a healthy option that is bloat-free. Alternately, you can steamed broccoli or cauliflower so you can still get adequate veggie intake without problematic IBS symptoms.